Come on a Tour of Your Chimney

Whether you're the owner of a home with gas heating, an oil furnace, a wood fireplace, a coal stove or a pellet stove, your home likely has a chimney for ventilation purposes. All of these chimney types need chimney inspections regularly, or else your home is exposed to a number of potential dangers. You may not be able to see problems with your chimney, but that doesn't mean they aren't there.

To educate our customers, we've put together this guided chimney tour that takes a look at your chimney and explains its ventilation process, as well as where potential problems can show up if you don't have your chimney cleaned and inspected on a regular basis.

Have Your Chimney Cleaned This Spring & Summer by Guardian Chimney

Your chimney becomes neglected during the warm months. A cozy fire is not needed as much, so we often put the chimney to the back of our mind, and only worry about it when fall arrives.

However, especially in cases where there is no chimney cap, your chimney can become filled with debris, like leaves and animal nests, or suffer water damage from rain entering the chimney flue.

Don’t let this happen. Just because it’s warm inside doesn’t mean your chimney is invulnerable. Contact Guardian Chimney, the New York and New Jersey chimney experts, today at 1.888.688.1388 or visit www.GuardianChimney.com to set up a time for a chimney cleaning or to have a chimney cap installed.